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Information about the town – Polska / małopolskie
The town of Andrychów is located in the southern part of Poland at altitude 49°51’N and longitude 19°20’E. According to the morphological division proposed by J. Kondracki [1.1], the area of the town is situated within two mesoregions of the Beskid Mały (English: Little Beskids) and Pogórze Śląskie (English: Silesian Foothills). The highest mountain peak in Andrychów is Pańska Mountain which is 428 meters above the sea level. The summit is included in the Beskid Mały mountain range. The lowest area is 310 meters above the sea level. The most important river flowing through the town is the Wieprzówka River which is the second degree right-bank tributary of the Vistula River. The river flows into the Skawa River of which it is the left-bank tributary.
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[1.1] Kondracki, J. Geografia regionalna Polski, Warszawa: PWN, 2000
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